APSUH 9

funding for Johnson’s “great society”

the medicaid and medicare act

support for Vietnam

domino theory

silent majority

with extensive investigative reporting

the collapse of soviet communism

the outcome of Tiananmen Square movement

the ideas expressed by president Woodrow Willson after ww1

truman doctorine

to encourage the us to actively resist any expansion of soviet communism

korean war

containment

mlk belief in non violence

black panther party

mccarthyism

the second red scare

in 1950, there was less focus on deporting immigrants

14th ammendment

sweatt v painter

brown v board

Earl Warren

Roe v Wade

nationalism and anti-imperialism

US th Vietnamese president Ngo Dinh Diem.

increased use of pesticides in agriculture and suburban development

Richard Nixon

draw a contrast between how the United States and the Soviet Union afford civil liberties.

the arrest of rosa parks

civil rights activist pressing him to slow down the movement

a central goal of the movement was racial integration

the movement for black advancement in the United States was part of a global process of social and political change.

Betty Friedan

the equal rights amendment was ratified and added to the us constitution in 1973

high inflation

Ronald Regan

LGBT rights

wealthy taxpayers

Jefferson and Coolidge

higher taxes on wealthy

energy crisis related to OPEC and disruptions to supply from Middle East Wars

increase coal production by about two thirds more

suburban conformity

Beatniks

Soviet success with Sputnik

the space race

John F Kennedy

Bay of Pigs Invasion

Star Wars

debt reduction

collapse of the Soviet Union

location of African American residents

Such housing discrimination in u history was moslly confined to countries in the south that had slavery and sharecropping

increasing economic globalization

union membership

the creation of social welfare and regulatory agencies under the New Deal and Great Society

significant tax cuts and the deregulation of many industries